Exploring German Supermarket compare to American Grocery store
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2022
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Today I’m taking you guys to a brand new German supermarket called Kaufland There are many difference between a German supermarket and an American grocery store I find my favorite ketchup brand Hella Gewuerz Ketchup seems like the prices in Germany are less expensive than the United States - Розваги
“Mom, what are you going to do with all of the money you save?” “Go to America to my son!” Your mother is an absolute love. She clearly misses and adores you. Thank you for sharing her with us 💜
right im so glad we got to see her I want to thank her for bringing such a awesome life into this world
What a lovely mom!!
so sweet.
LA will be a real culture shock 4 her. Hope y'all have a big time if'n & when it happens 4 y'all!👋🤠
Always smiling 😂
Wish i had a mom like her.
Hello everybody from the beautiful Central Valley of California
Sup gang
Hello from the Netherlands
This guy seems like such a nice guy. What a sweet relationship he has with his mom.
I was stationed in Germany for many years and love German foods. Luckly, I live 45 minutes from Cincinnati, Ohio. There is a store called Jungle Jim's that has international foods from all the world. The German foods section is fantastic.
Cherish the moments with your mom. I always did. She's a great person and raised an awesome son.
Well said.
My mom made me discover....Venice Beach, back in the days....nice memories
What a lovely compliment Joe. Good to see kind people still exist.
Mom is so happy to have her son there!❤️
You got that right. He has the love for his mom.
My wife and I spent a total of 24 years in Germany off and on. I watched your wonderful video with tears in my eyes. We miss Germany so much. I still use my German plastic folding basket when we go shopping at Aldi in America. Wonderful people, wonderful times and beautiful scenery.
Why did you ultimately leave us tho? :(
@@nervsouly I married a German girl when I was stationed there. I got out of the Army and we stayed there for a year, but it was much harder to make it than it was in America, so we came here. I loved I there, but all those stupid laws and taxes are brutal.
@@killroyjohnson1256 damn bruh. But I feel like the states are way too dangerous for your loved ones. But yeah taxes and over regulation are not cool. Nobody likes it.
@@nervsouly nah, the states are perfectly fine as long as you stay away from big trashy cities. Living out in the country is more than wonderful and you have absolutely nothing to worry about unless you go looking for trouble, especially down south. Fool with the wrong country folks and you just may wind up being alligator bait lmao 🤣
"Never break your mom's heart" as a mom, I approve! So cute to see you shopping with your mom!
I love your mom! She's so adorable and happy!!
❤❤❤👍
It warms my heart that you travelled almost half the globe to see your mom on mother's day, I'm 10years younger than you and lost mine in 2020, according to me most people don't know what they have until they lose it/them but you are special in a 👍 good way, continue the way you do, appreciate life THE MOST YOU CAN. GREETINGS FROM GOTHENBURG SWEDEN!
I miss my mom too and as much as we communicated all the time, I still have things that I wish I could ask her now!!
The price of chocolate and commodities are way better in Germany then in USA. Plus, you are so lucky to have a loving mom. Amazing video. Thank you for sharing.
The German supermarket reminds me of Korean supermarkets, with all the little shops around the main grocery area. Very cool.
Haha, yeah. Same in Eastern Europe.
The prices in the Germany supermarket are much lower than here in south Florida. And Germany has the best bread and cookies. Made me hungry watching you go through that grocery store. Thank you for sharing that experience….that was awesome.
Much much cheaper than Los Angeles.
@@kade_kam_dad Much cheaper than the US in general lol. Here in New York and Connecticut the prices are literally double if not more than the prices seen in this video.
Are you guys converting the euro to the dollar?
No. The dollar to the Thai baht
@@flight2k5 That is just his way of saying the "European dollar". The exchange rate is about the same anyway.
Your French is impressive :) Loved the tour. "Never break your Mom's heart." Words to live by.
I remember living in the Netherlands, we used to look up prices of things in .NL then look at how much they cost in .DE - even with a 100km drive, getting expensive motorbike gear was worth going to Aachen because the German sales tax was so much better (and then onto the autobahn!) - I loved this video, and your mum is a very sweet lady :)
hahahaha this is stil the same today, i lived in Venice for a year before the pandemic and now i am back in the Netherlands. Now with the high prices in over here more people are going to Germany to shop for many things.
Now only for the diverence in gazprice it's worth the drive to Germany. And it's always a fun day out
The Dutch got ripped off big time when they changed to the Euro
@@markharcourt2214 I heard, not 100% sure its true, but it wouldnt suprise me if it is, that the gelder printing presses are still maintained, just in case... :)
I am living an hour drive away from the Netherlands. I know of people who drove to Venlo to buy coffee in bulk there as it is cheaper. And I think energy drinks too. Dont know if it is actually worth it. Never done that myself
First time on your channel got hooked so I already subscribed to your channel. I love Germany people!!! The way y'all express y'all self and the vibe especially the language is very beautiful. Hopefully one day I would have a German friend.
Your mother has the same smile my mother has… very warm, completely unconditional. It almost seems as if I’m looking at own mother. She’s a gem! 💎
I'm gonna be honest, while I like the Cali videos, I find these even more interesting! Not that I expect you to move back there - but what a cool view into where you came from. FTR, my best friend Andreas in 5th grade was from a huge Deutsche family - (7 kids!) and stepping into their house after school was so cool as I was able to sample German culture, food, and language every time I entered. I still have a basic knowledge of simple German words from those days because of the immersive environment. Congrats on your YT success, you deserve it from all the hard work. Danke schön
I appreciate it too! Where he go
Had a friend & his German mama's broken record catchphrase was"Vould you like some apfel Betty?"I NEVER,EVRR SAID "NO."(Evèr.).
OMG dìè🍎Betty!!!Your comment brought it back.I'll bum 4 a couple weeks now(just how I am).
Almost ;) Danke schön, forget what Wayne Newton says! ;)
@@DWINC LOL that was autocorrected by spellcheck! (changed)
I ENJOY YOUR OPINION. but happy to go with GiV anywhere and look forward to sharing a (&&^*%*%%&) i cant say to much but you all keep doing the GOOD.. and the VERSE will provide. yes quote that. and bulk it down as "iSugar! tact pact"
Great video, I grew up in Germany until I was 13, then moved to Texas. My mom is German ,my dad American but I went to all German schools and basically grew up German. So many memories in this video about candy and just other things. Thank you.
Stern😆 I’m American but my dad had Stern magazines all the time.
I just discovered you this evening and I’m looking forward to all your videos. I haven’t been to Germany since before the wall came down in Berlin. I wish I could’ve tagged along with you on your trip home to Düsseldorf! 😆
@Tagedieb Yes! I do. I had forgotten that one till you just reminded me. 😉
Your mom is so cute and is really happy to have you home 🇩🇪💞. I found myself smiling throughout the video 😊, great vid!
I agree! Great personalities
Yes I like her too.
OK Mike you are just like my son taking shopping 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Everything is cheaper there for sure. Your mom looks happy. Have fun. Hug her bunches. 🤗
Wow! I remember from my time in Germany seeing shopping centers just like this in Magdeberg! I have to say that German bread and pastries are far far better than the ones you can get easily in America. You CAN get good stuff here, but you have to look to find excellence, and in Germany you can find wonderful bread and pastries very easily! Thanks for reminding me of the wonderful times I spent in Germany, a truly wonderful country. Auf wiedersehen!
I am missing American burger.
GiV is a living legend. No,no sarcasm there.He brings us the nitty-gritty of everyday goings-on.
I've noticed everywhere else than America. They have the cashiers sitting down. I actually think this is a good idea.
Canadians stand too.
Had this asked by a few Americans that I met over in Western Europe. “How and why are the cashiers allowed to sit”. I thought it was normal. (Eastern europe citizen living in the west.) only place the cashiers stand is behind the information desk when aproaching a customer or an express lane which is usually 6 or less items per customer. They were surprised and so was I.
I never noticed until you meantioned it
At Aldi's the cashiers sit. You also pay for the cart and bags and pack your own groceries. Aldi's is a German brand and owned by the same family as Trader Joe's, although Trader Joe's operates differently.
In germany there is aldi North and aldi South bc the two brothers had a Falling out...how is that related to trader joe ?
Way to go Germany with the travel prices, the Maybach wine prices...the EVERYTHING prices lol. Loved the video!
And still ppl here in germany complain ^^
@@flobo23 they complain about everything and watch the neighbours like a hock.
The make sure you sweep the sidewalk,they make sure that you separate your garbage, and so many things.
@@evelinholmes6401 I have a neighbor like that. I just ignore them and talk to them. Show them kindness.
Everything is better outside of the Usa. We just don't know it
@@evelinholmes6401 And Get Vaccinated or your an Outkast
Your mom is a sweetheart with a beautiful smile and you can’t help but smile back. You are blessed. Thank you for sharing special time with your Mom in Germany.
We also had coin type trolleys here in Australia even in the 80s, but for some reason the supermarkets here stoped ysing them. But when Aldi came here in the early 2000s, they brought those trolleys back. Love Aldi by the way!
Love seeing all this. Everything looks really good. You and your mom are fun to watch!!!
I lived in Germany for 10 years when my husband was stationed there. This brings back such memories. I loved shopping in German supermarkets. 💗
@Newsbender II Not worse than in the US, full of chemical foodstuff.🤣
@Newsbender II Correct, because Germany has its own staples
@Newsbender II Aldi Junk food
@Dave Not really. The whole Regiment was there for a total of 12 years. That was common in the 70s and 80s.
@Newsbender II It sounds like you went shopping in all the wrong places. We used to have a shopping list from our family back in the UK, to take stuff home from Germany for them!
Your Mom has a sweet smile. God bless you two.
Would like to see more countries grocery stores. Like to see what products they have and how they compare to other nations.
It's a good idea
WOW..... Mike, grocery shopping has CHANGED in Germany, since i was there, (back in the 80s, while serving in the U.S. Army ....) !! Prices there ARE cheaper, for sure .... Good for your mom !!! 👍👍👍
Sure has I was in Hanau 78-81 and prices seemed higher back then adjusting for inflation.
Prices back in the 80s were in DM deutsche Mark so roughly x2, so yeah prices probably seem cheaper now, but no they are in Euro so not really... 😆
Like Rudi said, it's opposite. Prices are now in Euro and not in DM anymore. Do now it's much more expensive like in the past. When we got the euro they used this chance to raise up all prices. Euro also known in Germany as Teuro. Teuro = mix of Euro and teuer. Teuer = expensive.
One of the things I miss most from when living in the Netherlands (very close to the German and Belgian borders), is the Schnitzel. I had them from many, many places, but I believe the best one of all was from a restaurant in a German-speaking section of Belgium, the city of Eupen, at Mesopotamia Restaurant. If ever in the area of Aachen, Germany, it's worth a drive to Eupen to try them out: Aachener Str. 152, 4700 Eupen, Belgium
That brings back memories! My favourite when I was living in Germany was Jagerschnitzel. Also loved shashlik, though I never could eat it without dripping sauce down my front!
Aachen has the best Gingerbread.
I live in Aachen and thank you for that tip. :D
First time I have seen inside a grocery store in Germany. Thanks for sharing. 😀.. your mom is lovely. Say hi to her.
They actually have those carts here in America where all 4 wheels turn. They have them at IKEA. Makes being able to navigate the tiny isles more easy.
WIch is a Swedish store lol
More Effiecient well oiled machine
They also have them at Aldis. They should be used everywhere.
They aren't neccesarilly better though. Sometimes the wheels start to conflict with each other and the cart won't move. :D
I was stationed in Landstuhl for a few years and absolutely loved Germany. I miss it so much. It's very clean and the architecture everywhere is beautiful. The food is amazing and the beer is the best in the world. The people were always nice and very accommodating. A truly great place.
As a teenager there were 3 tall apartments complexes right off Landstuhl base where the Air Force families lived from Ramstein. That's where we lived in the building with green and yellow. We'd walk to the base and go to the movies and a teen center. Fun times.
We were stationed in Dortmund. Happiest years of my life.
Nice. My Dad served in Fischbach in the 70s. I was born in the Landstuhl Army Hospital in 75. Grew up in P-Town ! You do know P-Town?
Concur. German beer is amazing.
The beer AND the bread!
Back in 1973 I brought a case of Coors beer from California to Germany. By the time I got to Ludwigsburg I only had half a case because I had to give (bribe) some of German custom agents in order to get it into Germany.
You didn't lose anything & kudos on the case of Banquet🍺to grease the customs wheels.Impressive & admirable
My dad was stationed there from 1974 to 1978.... we lived right north of Pattonville.
Panzer Kaserne ‘85-‘88. I did the opposite,
I brought 2 racks of Stuttgarter Hofbräu back in my carry on bag.
I rattled all the home, fortunately for me the guy at customs had been stationed in Germany too.
@@Bernz66 I was Krabbenloch
I was stationed up in Nord Deutschland, Bremerhaven at the now gone Carl Schultze Kaserne from 1979 to 1981. Beautiful and wonderful people I met there. Such a great country. I hope to get back there again. One thing I always spoke about Germany was how clean it was.
Bremerhaven is missing the soldiers from the USA - a lot of things went bad after the army left Bremerhaven. :/ I know because I lived near Bremerhaven and went to school in the 90s when the army left Germany.
@@KitsuneHB A lot of places around Germany had the same thing happen. A lot of anti-military socialist groups got their wish and the economy tanked and crime went up.
@@spokanetomcat1 then go to Kosovo there is Camp Bondsteel down there I m sure Kosovo is very secure hahaha
I wish the "anti-military socialist groups" here had power like this. Your commanders just changed strategy and operate their war crimes against oppressed nations from somewhere else.
I think this is the best video I've seen about German Supermarkets!!
You talk clearly, explain and show stuff in a great way. Thank you for this video!!
Ps: your mom is the best and you are very fun!
Thanks from Brazil!!
Glad to see you having a good time in Germany! Stay safe GIV ✊🏻
love the german vids, thanks for explaining prices and what the words mean. Your mom is so loveable
You and your Mom are delightful! I laughed all the way through. Now I'm subscribing!
You are so funny! Thank you for this content. Super interesting and so delightfully entertaining!
Your mom is so happy that you are there with her!!! She’s a lovely lady 😊
I went to small food store in Berlin, bought a couple of bottled beers, and the guy behind the counter/checkout said: do you want those beers opening? I was like..ermm sure! That wouldnt happen here in england lol Loved it in berlin, awesome vibes.
what happened after you said yes to the beer openings???
@@mrs6968 have a guess bud...the end result was empty bottles lol. Jokes aside, you can walk around drinking beers in berlin, no one cares.
@@romz1 they legit opend it up before leaving the store mind blown that's awesome and america is known as land of the free psssh
In America won’t happen either smh
@@romz1
Come to Puerto Rico lol
you can buy and drink alcohol anywhere and everywhere.
You can buy all kinds of alcohol at grocery stores, gas stations, walgreens and all pharmacies, car washes, walmart super center (inside the store, not a separate liquor store like we have in the US...the stores only sell cheap wine and beer, not strong alcohol lol),
And to top it of., you can see small groups of people gathered inside at some small neighborhood stores drinking, talking and having fun! lol
And yes...at the car wash too 🤣
I moved from Germany to Canada when I was in kindergarten. The thing I remember most is the food. Still to this day when I see powdered banana milk I buy it. There is a bakery in my city owned by Germans and they sell pretzel but it’s over three Canadian dollars a piece, but I still buy them! This was delightful to watch. Vielen Dank ❤️
I recently moved from the Northeastern part of France to Montreal, Quebec. When I was living in Elsass, i was like really close to Germany, as a young man i often crossed the rhine river to go gas or to buy cigarettes lol ; and both my mother and sister still go shopping once or twice a month in Germany. I'm starting to miss the genuine Würstschen and I know some German-owned butchery stores hier in Canada sell some good of these Wurstwaren. Do you know some good places you could recommend ?
@@snitsch68hello from the rhine😊
Hi Mom! GIV thanks for showing us your visit home, I enjoyed the videos very much!!!
You and your mom in America touring all the historical and fascinating places on the West coast. All the while capturing your mom's reactions. Bonus is your history lessons. Food for thought pun intended.
@conker bad day and just think you almost went a whole day without being a racist
@conker bad day Monsters and racists exist in every country. In your country, you are one of them.
You blew my mind with the shopping cart wheels. That’s awesome! You need to make a video with your mom at Universal Studios.
Seeing those German snacks brought back memories of when I lived there as a kid. Duplo was my favourite. Loving your German footage.
While stationed in Germany, I used to love to go shopping on Saturday mornings at the German grocery stores!
Yes, the incredible smell of frische brotchen when walking in. 😋
TY Mike for filming your trip for us!❤️❤️
Canada 🇨🇦 LOVES YOU GERMAN keep bringing the cool news your awesome 👌
So much FUN!!! Thank you GiV!
Your mom seems like such a little sweetheart. Love it.
I love seeing different grocery stores. I miss the German groceries. My mother was from Wuppertal. I miss it.
Here’s a random fact. The shirt your mother is wearing is the Alexander McQueen swallow print. McQueen got his inspiration from the Hitchcock film The Birds. “If you didn’t know, now you know” ! 😂
Love your videos. 👏
Awesome, Love Hitchcock as crazy as he was in real life
Really?! My daughter has an amazing dress in that print. Now it makes perfect sense! Thank you.
@@americanmeteoritefan9670 No worries, 100% fact!😊
In recent years there’s been MCQ Swallow print collections. Like all fashion, some are authentic and inauthentic. Love the iconic design. McQueen was a genius.
@@halffastmusician you seem interesting 🧐.
I Love ❤❤ That! Blessings n Peace To You n Family
Great shopping. Alot of good brands. The stores have everything. You're mom is soooo awesome. I love her smile.
I love your mom! She’s has a great sense of humor like you! Groceries are cheap in Germany, wow! Vegetables 🥦🥕 look amazing, even after converting over to USD it’s a bargain! Great video Mike. I was born and raised in Venice by the canals, I could take you around and show you a lot you never knew.
Good comparison with Kaufland,Trader Joes and Aldi ! Kaufland maybe like Walmart,Vielleicht !
So fun watching you shop with your mother in Germany. I’m having a great time watching you talk with your mom. ♥️
I absolutely LOVE how your teaching us german!!! Your enthusiasm is so funny. i really enjoyed this, seeing the same stuff with different names and different prices. if anyone hates on these videos they are crazy..........i am enjoying every second and want more.
Mom seems like a great lady !!!!!!
I dropped my phone when you said you have never met a Mexican in Germany! I was laughing so hard! You are so funny. Love you!!
Mexicans are indeed a rare species in Germany.🤣
@@internetcensure5849 you have large mexican familys in the big citys. But besides that you indeed rarely see one.
So, hier ist eins. Ein waschechter Mexikaner in Dtld :) (so,.here i am. A purebred Mexican in Germany :) and, yes, we are quite rare...but because of that many here want to hang out with you -lots of positive associations-).
OMG GIV..the prices r SOO much cheaper there than here in NC, and it looks SOO much nicer there also, 🤔I wouldnt mind living there in Germany !
If you live in Fayetteville....Do it.
My sister lived there.:))
Food is cheap in Germany even compared to other European countries
Love the German vlogs. Your mom always has a smile on her face. . Keep them coming. We in California get ripped off with everything being expensive.
For the same standard of living, Mississipi is 75% cheaper.🤣
Man! I love your videos; they always put a smile on my face!!!
Vielen danke und viele grüße aus berlin!
and if you wanna meet a mexican in Germany! Come to visit Berlin!!
Love your video. Brought back memories. Half my wife's family live in Germany, Thuringia and outside Frankfurt. Before Covid, we visited often, especially Berchtesgaden.
I'm loving this series. Your mom is so sweet and looks happy to have her boy back home!
Mike, I really like your videos, and while in Germany, you bring us a view how things are in another country. You show that you have such a great friendly personality! Keep up the great work 👍 I like how in Germany the tax is already figured in to the price so you know up front what it costs.
VAT or Value added tax.
i thought Aldi had new super centers for a minute, i love the German way of shopping!
I could watch this day-to-day life in Germany kind of stuff all day!!! I love it when you do German videos! Kind of tired of Venice, ha ha. I hope you're making a ton of them while you're there!
Hello German in Venice- Thank you for sharing Germany with us. Please wish your. sweet Mom a good day from her fans!❤
Everything in LA is WAAAAY more expensive than in most parts of the US. Thanks for sharing your trip to Germany.
Toll! Übrigens, Ich bin ein Jelly doughnut. I learned German by listening to the Deutsche Welle on shortwave and ham radio. I then visited some friends that I made.
The reaction of the Mam is great ☺️. Bless her. Saves the money to visit her son in the US 😊.
Awe GIV... Your Mommy is so happy her boy come home to her. You have made her days get brighter. She is so "happy" she loving it♥️ thanks for sharing your home town with us. My condolences to you and your family on your uncle🙏
Hawaii no longer produces commercial pineapple. They grow fresh for tourists and local stores. Maui Gold pineapple is the best! They no longer grow sugar cane either.
This makes me nostalgic to go back to Germany. I do miss shopping thein supermarkets there. You should do a walk around Tchibo, that is uniquely German.
OMG. I loved this video so much. I am originally from Culver City - Venice Beach area and for you to share this was amazing. I enjoyed your humor, how you shared the products, the comparisons, and really appreciated you pronouncing the words as I am/we are looking/reading/seeing the package/product. Enjoy your time with your mom. Safe travels and I'm looking forward to many more videos.(Wished I got to travel with you! :) )
A lot of those features we have in grocery stores in Canada. Bag your own, etc. Funny how when I went back to Holland the first place I went to was local grocery store and check out the candy aisle. What we remember the most as kids 😊
A canadian once told me that Canada kinda hates the us habits etc, and that they really try to not be like the US xD
I'm Canadian and food prices have skyrocketed...cheaper to fly to Germany and bring my food back 😄😄
@@niklo322 well that’s totally misleading. We like Americans and enjoy their company. Been to the U.S several times.
Bag your own must be a German thing. You have to bag your own at Aldi as well.
I'ma visit Canada for the famous blueberries but America has the German grocers Aldis & we get a quarter from the shopping kart but all 4 wheels don't rotate only 2
I love Germany! I’ve lived there twice!
First in ‘67-68, and again in ‘74-75. Great memories!
God bless you and your mom, Mike!
I loved it too -- I lived there from 1939-1945. Now I am reincarnated.
@@davemattia There is no reincarnation-only resurrection!
Great video my friend and I love your mom keep doing what you’re doing !
Great video and you have such a great sense of humor and your mother is lovely
That supermarket is just like Aldi love those lollies and chips have fun in your motherland stay safe regards Clayton 🇦🇺
Those shops are way bigger then Aldi. And much more products to chosse from.
Your obviously a ex pommy as you know well correct you by saying sweets and crisps ( lollies and chips) and incase any American tell me cookies are actually biscuits, and American biscuits are scones lol do miss Mandria though
She is so sweet, im glad you went to visit her 💗
Great video. I'm a fan of these videos. Well done Mike!
Your mom is so adorable. I love how you interact together 🧡
Having visited both Germany and US, as a Brit, I have to say that Germany is far ahead than the US in terms of quality of produce and food overall. America has a lot of choice but it's mostly tripe. Germany lacks choice but does things well.
Agreed. I lived half my life in the USA before I moved back to the UK, and the produce in US supermarkets is horrible. Most of the produce we ate in South Carolina either came from our garden or from the neighbourhood farmer's market. The shite they sell in the supermarket is barely fit to feed animals.
agree, europe has a lots of regulations when it comes to food..
@@ClaudiaG.1979 Better for US and our health
Not sure what you were shopping for or where, but the US has incredible food and loads of organic farms and produce. Most commercial supermarkets are not the best to buy fresh food from, we know that, but there are lots of independent markets which are terrific.
@@seviregis7441But overall germany takes the cake🤷🏼♂️
Great video to show you shopping with your mother and to learn some German.
Have a great day with your family .
Thank you for sharing..
We stayed in Lutzerath when we first moved to Germany. Oh my goodness, best food on the planet! We’d get the brotchen with butter and I think salami at the bakery for breakfast… so good. They always gave our son who was 3-ish at the time a big hunk of German bologna for free.
We stayed at the Hotel Maas. We couldn’t read the menu so the manager said “no problem, I’ll make what Americans like.” Biggest platter I’ve ever seen piled high with potatoes, sausages, peppers, onion. Fantastic.
In Australia the shopping cart wheels are the same except there is always one shopping cart (trolley) that has one wheel that doesn't turn. You always get that one, every time.
Same in USA about the frozen wheel 🤦♀️except instead of 4 our buggies only have 2 swivels. 😍 I loved the loud rattling or squeaky ones tho bcz 🐢move outta the way, 🐇 don't cut the corners tight, 🏎️crazy drivers hear me in parking lot 🕊 PEACE 💜 BLESSINGS 👼
Awesome video and nice to see how it is in other countries and thanks for showing us GIV!
The reason why pineapples are so expensive in Hawaii is because very few pineapples are actually grown there anymore. The huge majority of pineapples shipped all around the world are grown in Costa Rica. Even Mexico is growing a lot now.
Yes very few only 400 million per year that's almost none. 🙄
@@DavidJones-ct7fw .....Hawaii harvests 400 million pineapples each year.....? What's the source for that info ?
I’ve never ate German food or pastries, but I hear they’re good, wish they had German restaurants out here in Texas, or even a pastrie shop. I’m from Los Angeles and I really miss the food out their😏 your Mama is so cute❤️
You should try the german bratwurst !
There’s a few in Fort Worth. Right off Camp Bowie
Lots of Germans in Texas, I bet some of them will also have German restaurants.
Fredericksburg Texas is a German city. Awesome Restaraunts
They have Kubys in Dallas and a Jimmy's whete you can get those foods
I love Germany , as a child ,me and my parents used to travel to Bayern almost every summer. Greetings from Poland 😘
I look forward to going to Munchen Germany with my wife to meet her family there. This video was encouraging. My wife was raised in La Crescenta before I rescued her and moved to Texas.
Thank you ! Danke ! Was very interesting ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This video was sooo much fun to watch. Your mom’s smile is wonderful!!!